The concept of ḥayāʾ, or modesty, is fundamental in Islam, representing a moral compass that guides behavior towards good and away from sin. The Messenger of Allah emphasized its importance for personal and societal well-being. Without ḥayāʾ, individuals act on desires without restraint, leading to social decay.
By Abdul Sattar The first issue learned in intermediate and advanced classes of Sharīʿah often involves multiple hours spent understanding…
by Bushra Javaria Alvi Dr. Muhammad encourages us to realize the importance of having objective criteria for determining and practicing ethics…
by Haroon Ahmed | Inspired by Dr. Muhammed Volkan’s lessons The Straight Path lies in moderation, avoiding (افراط أو التفريط)…
by Mawlana Shaheer Pathan Mukhtaṣar al-Qudūrī is the well-known work of Imam Abū al-Ḥusayn Aḥmad b. Muḥammad al-Qudūrī (428/1036). One…
by Bushra Javaria Alvi Dr. Muhammad walked into one of our first Hidāyah classes one day. Once he sat down,…
by Saaleh Baseer Building upon the Advanced Program & Dawrah al-Ḥadīth, the Iftāʾ program is the culmination of Islamic study. That is, after…